The Sun. — London, England, 1810-10-30 00:00:00

1 :. C P reit/ ssat unl )w e"' C d )f the PP" jr ; ; t;!3t • hint (Ni t ' I per• 'ewe , to b' C 11i5‘ 11- 1 1 °. ut c't g beSP 1.--' nor' • 'Uzi R 56581 4tIV tr . Ir .,' • fir.ATRE ROYA.I„..COVENT.GARDF.II. - .°-MORROIV EVENING, O. 31 -181 co, will C'e a agd ' i.7l,' l (..." - nrlo., , tv 4 • CIJ FOR. I'HE- HaRT- ACHE. •._ , STt Hnhert.Stanley, Mr. MU R RAY ; •• thorles Sthtle • - W. N TON , - • . t ,V,`,rtex, Mr. 81.6 - NCHA ; taiiti, Mr. 'SI N.IMON; ; q , Young !Lipid, Mr: {ONES ; 'Fra - ni; Oatlitnd, Mr FMERY ; Ellen.. Miss-E-ENIV I CK ; Miss Vortex, Mrs. GIBBS •.. - fe • ,tisy Oatland, Miss BO LTOW, "tit which will be'ad/ed, PAUL AND 'VIRGINIA. Paul,, Mr. I NC LE DON p Virginia . Mrs. H. IOH4ISTON. li ew 'aces to the Boxes to be taken .of Mr. Brandon, at the till Box-office, in Prince's-place, Hart-stryet, from Ten Four. 2s —'-o i e4 7s. Second-price'3s. bd.—Pit 3s. 61. • Second-price Si e wer Second . price is. ---Alppergailery ts. The 6,1.—t510 Money to be returned. b" egi2e a t Doors he opened at Half past Five, and the Play 0 Half Six - T'ary„n P rlmrsdav, Kinc Henry the Fourth. Part I. with The Friday, Every:Man in his Humour; with Ro. pri se 0 n Saturday, Mac 4. )eth ; with The Agreeable Sur at,i: -- On Monday ,:nie Mountaineers. • The'':',l3rand l!ktoric Pantomime Drama of La Perouse, or, yip esn'ate I .I.lnd. has been.some time in pieparation; and (1 ' D C Prr)4"' eti next Monday, with new Sccneey, D!esscs; a n , ecoiat ions. ' 'NO:ATP:F. /tt/YAL, 1-1. - CE UN'. (Under the of n (.:44 AMB ER I. A I N.) ITT .s PRES-F.S7 EVENING, Oa,: 3(i, •18; • • I .heir kia.:esttes%Semmts yviii a t the Comedy of -•- 'HEIR AT I,AW • nie1 . 1),,,0. • b 1 • Mr 'MATHEWS ; pirs er „ ' Dr irss, Mr I.()VF.GROVV, ( kiog his tinkt a i earancr ir, that Chit-aaer) ; D;rk Nlr. RUGS f_ • • Het* Mortfind, Mr. '4 0 .AND ; • Mr 1 , (1‘1 F, , ! lomeso un,Air.KNIff:HT ) , •. apt,e4 , fince'in tirit Cbaratter); t • • 13 . 1, - • Keillick, IMINSTONF'; • .euorah Lath" D.:=") ( 1 , 1v), Nll'. SPARKS ; Car I:he Dormer. \tits t•t(liti4Y * • . Mis". 11012ISU . Ori • Fps' by the Chirsiers. • •To V, , lio , Will dated, th Farce of THE - DEVIL TO PAY. .Sir Lovevule, Mr, 1 SMITH,; • • Mr. }.'IVrGROV E,. tiseing tiffs fast artMfirance in that Charaaer); - • • Lady Loveitite; Mrs.- scoTT ; Ne}h Mrs. Ot GF.i2, • . Pi, the , 'e her first appearance in that charaeler). to he taken nf Mr. Snring..at the 60x-01i - ice 4n the • -4 4 -Entrance of alsb• be had l'rivate Boxes lin ti ` . . OS. Seehr,d - price —Pit . 3s. 6d, Second.price Pri° t 2 s• Secanthprice ts. —tipper .Caliery is. -Second.: log e 0, ) ors to-he' opetied• at. Half past Five. and e - Per.. 41,„_eti ce to begin it Hail p.ist Six' --No Money. to be re, • !t;47, -Ir 2ftri'mv, The, iMoinifainects on vim; "Mr. Mos. tipTheirres Royal. Niaticlie,ter and:Liverpnoi, t , 1 04, - ,.. "16. fir , t lupearatie• it 4 tendlrit with 'The Mitlt/illt Nlis,„;" - On • ThtinsAkv,.. t.r re in a Village ; %A/Rh. hit or . fohn an'', cr. An 'F. TlO,havin's i:re : ' 42; t he 1/:%rt gf••M'ie-ie*Thorrlbnrry 11N Miss Pvw,..frotn. the H,;01, 77 ; being first appearance in• Lon '''On Saturday, a 11 in the ---.... -- ................... eok. ... , . . ... . 1. 1 . ' )() ATION.0 F THE SONS 0 F-TH F, C LtRGI I . I RR -'':GENERAL .ANNU'At . COURT df the Lii, r ' UOV fi R.N .. ° RS of tke CITA 12 - 1 , 1:Y •-or the R tz.... ,•i ,•,,i . of POOR kV k-00 IV S s n.J ' C._ pl.n . R .. .) , i it of N o ; '' , C \s".l 1' N, will be hdi at tliQ Corooratlon .)tlice. , 11, ,* 2. RI: ,- ;'V:htlry:plaCC, ea '`l'Suritiayk; . 1)16 'OW ilayk of 4 6`Z , be r- ' .81 0 ~ at One.. o' Clock precise! v; ' tor t tut_ choice cers fur- the ensuittN ye:kr, iii.piir,;(llmie r ) t the c ha rter. • - -. (:`M. CRINIWOOD, Registrar. ..... - 2.6LIC•ENSFA) STATf. uoTTRR v ()Filers, CORNII.ILL, and ST.:II , IARGAEOIT's.I-11LL, BomiuGu. . pßivsny anci•-• Co. ',Stticl:-B'rOliers; rennin(' br aw ,theirFriends "tflat . th e CITY LtYtTERY begins s;„ i ‘ e. •• theh- of' Micern .er ; a Variety' 1.4 TICKETS -"ARE,re rvn Sale; Ticket. . . . . Is - , I -1 w A• 12 o E .• '£r 4 Vltarter , 2 7 r. o 12 a • &CH ENI I .e tt o rns.4 arid Co sold the (;ran:' Priz.c, in Alf Adelpht ter s .. er Y, Cox's Ntusettm Lottery. the ' Ptgc.t lA i arand 1..0t ,38871,1 in the first Second city Lotiter*7;7.iiiso..•.No., t h t h ; 42 ,yroj, No. 1,3;7, A .I„p,to.i N o. . 1 4it . ' I tY • two sll:ires in the Lottery drawn Igth October, „ . , lilit C I I,NERALSIIIJOHNIVIOORE's CO RUNNI S AT ti N - r c.kAIP; B D.s:rt t.), forming a fegotlat Sl e nt " r Y Rea for the Field. .134tratis, 4 E c. also a S ( ).FA f9i 4 Room, - 4cc, and ,a SA COT tor on hoani k ift4 the wliQle pack n 4 synalL.VAlice, s b!e. evgr yet !mai u g laatti reci, inveated: bY; R NI 4 NlYri t 6. Catherine-strec v Stli.i.nd 4 t u htfr Ollci idn e _ .... ;ll : s tfi tr o h yb t e w iCriil h rY o [gl:t p..,_ • . . -. . ... LON' DON-NIEbl CAL REVIEW. F E.TWTH 'NUMBER, - completing t.!it:-. V! !;.1 - :Vilird •V o l un 4 o f the- LONbON Ikl-EDI CA 1, P. E . \,, (ii `,`! Wilt be published on the l't - ofNovemner. ' i ll n4 - 11. prive tc.s. , •4. each, in boirds, may .he had: tow '`'',gnian, Milt Rees, Orme, iind'l3l:6l/n, l'atei - nobter--: ; and • 9 - (-• (that-pie, Pall. NI-111, London. ~.„._ . . Shortly Will.be . v .e g4 „ / Y T. CA DE LL. awl W. DAV ES, Strand, ot.ii t 'Y printed, i n Six Voluin'es i )61avo; with A rotir , ait Addison, fmm:an original Picture4'l)3lll (a Jew Bova; Paper). •E WORKS. of. the ~Right Hon. JQSh.PI-1, 01j1S0 N. A neW * Edition with copious Notes. BY the late R I CH'AR D I 1 U R 1.); D. D. Lord Bishop of Worcester. _ ' • ---•••••.......-___..--.....-.....—...---, -.--------- 1 110 sl r y Ibe pu blished { . •:-. ' • 11, rie lrol - . . "o • tl- ' Wil. h l'cirtrait Of Lord Charle-' from,,, Qu t irtp, wit . . 4 , • paile_r ah Qrigthal , riclu.e (a few Copies on.royai' 416 . lii.lllolltS of the POLITICAL and PRIVATE, 4 „t, ii.. f;E of' 'AMES •CAULFI ELD, Earl of Chatle ,4t 1}; 3 Ffi . A.NCi'S HARDY, Esq . . . 1) , , • tub er of th e 'HouSe - of COIiIIIIOIIS ih the three - last .ir i ., la ' : p • --• : ~.rneuts of I ielaittL - .rutted for T.. Catlett anti W. Davies, Strand. tilrl s ¢t.rt - . - TUESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1810. Shortly will bz published, • In TwO large Volumes, 06t,ivo, a New Edition, being the • . • I Mal, of • iIVSCOURSES and DISSERTATIONS on the . 2..-1 SCRIPTURAL' POCTRI NES of AT( )NEM ENT and SAC RI VI C and on the principal Arguments ad 'Vanced, and the Mode of - Reasoning - employed, by the Op_ ponents of those Dottrines, as .11eLd by. the Established hutch. With an Appendix, containing some Stridures on Mr. Belsium's Account of the Unitarian Scheme r in his Re. view Of Mr. Wilberforce's Treaise. By WILLIAM MAGEE, D.D. Senior Fellow of Trinity College, and Professor of Mat4e matics in the University of Dublin. Printed for T. Cadell,and W. Davies, Strand. • WALLIS_'S LONDON, This Day was published, 111 One Inge Volume, 12.rn0. the Third Editibn, price 7s. boards • or Bs. neatly half-bound and lettered, LONDON; being a COMPLETE GUIDE to the BRITISH CAPITAL: containing an accurate and succinct Account of its Origin, Rise, and Progress: the- Increase and Extent of its Buildings ; its Commerce, osities, Exhibitions, Ainuseinents, Public Calainities, Re ligimis and Charitable Foundations, Literary Establish ments, &c. &e. faithfully abridged from Mr. Pennant ' s Lon don, and brought down to the present Year . By MIN WALLIS. • • • •London: - Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and lones,.Pater noster-row ; Hatchard, Piccadilly ; and' Cha'pple, Mali. This Pay was published/ 114ndsamely printed in Four Volumes, ()elan., price, in 11. 17s. 6d. NECDOTES of LITERATURE and SCARCE • BOOKS. 13y the ReV. WILLI:1:011E1.0E, Inmstator af-Herodatus, &C. Printed for F. C. and I. Rivingtea, No, 6.!, St. Paul's Ch urc h_l i r sold ufso 7 1talchird, No. 19), tulirt;a Volumeo tit.ty . l3e.had separarely. ' 4 ' was •• • A 'New Ldtti liAlbooori,_ los. Cx.l. GLOGRAT.YI - 1 - 14VANTi(IU-.A.: beire; o complete et Qt. Maps or A ntheot C;et4o 4 -4pliy,-beaLtlii:Oli) v, ed irow Cel _ Ou Thirty-tit. oF Copper-I'lales. D.:...jgned or the Ur- .af :tact of GcmEernen who umke !he Ancior:t titeir rleltv,ht o.r sLmly • tor t.l I., l givir - istcn,, No. bz, Sr. Paul's Ch . r;reil- Varii ; C. Law, No. t 3. Ave Maria :mkt "Lun,:man, Hurst, Rees, and Ornle, No. 39, Paternoster low. This Diu . , acre . • ; Two New I:WI - lc:1s,, the 0v.....-tiancisoincly ptinted in Oet.iyo, supettine-viier, pi,ce ui boards bs. ; the otner in isTuoa::cuno, tor distrinution, Nice bound 4s. 6d. or 2% Ss. a dueo, of lltl .ERS and OFFICES of DEvdTraN for JL FAMILIES, anti tor t icu hr E !LSO NS, upon most Occasions. 111,1 , Z; AMIN lENKS. Late Redor of Harley, m SlirsJpbtitre, and (.:Thapl .in to the , hart of •Ittddivr(t. - , •-• Altered and improved by the, liev. R LES S I :\IEO N, . of King) t • Printed for F. I. ; J. ; 'Scatelt. eriftArki:Letteriii.in ; Wilkie and ; ,t t on,Aiken, C ;C. Law ;.. I. kid - 00:19n ; , Longman, iitttsi; fteeS. Browne ; I. lawman ; aati .113 - thews and Le4 ; !l. , . . . . Larel,y publin-boards,.hed, ~ , i In Two Volumes, UctaVo; price, in-boards,. r7s . . ,-,•• Thvse , ..:cod P.ilitioir, revised and ~.orrect.i.d, of 1 ' A tli Q E N..k i:.A I, -a ad - CON NEWS'] NEWT].) VI l', W . pi • . .. ' e Pltovil4Cl ES, relit, twe to the Conversion;_; key= toraiton, tiii:On,' and 'Future - I: rur:; , , of the'Hotis..s of riaalt anal Israel ; the' ProgreSi, and limit Dvertiirow ot the Abiti chnst;i4rCpritetlera<iy in the. lantl'ot palestine; wt!tli•4 ulti mate gcneral Dillusion of t.. h .... risttanity. ... . ~ By the •Rey. t:E-ORGE SFANLEV FABER, I 3 U. - -, kedor of Redmatshall, in the County of Durhim. .' Printed tur -F. C.' ;tad I. Rivington, No.t 62,,,5t. Paul's Church-yard; sold also by I. Elatchard, No. 190, Picea ' dilly. Of whom may be had by the same Autheir; • ' A Fourth Edition, corrected, of . .. • A Disertation on the Prophecies, that have been fulfilled, are now fulfilling, 'or wi I i hereafter be luifille,l, relative the great .I),riod , Of 1260 years ; the Papal and •Nfoliatninedan p Appstacies, t I.e Tyrannical Reign of Antichrist, or tiiie In fidel Power, and the Restoration of the Jews, • , ,• ' 'ln roio large Volumes; pric e ; in otiarifs, il. is. . .l • To THOMAS TAYLOR, Esq. Spi, y, New Bridge-str ee t, Blackfriars. • . coNsiIDER it but all aa of justice due fu the. irieritS ot your LEAK L's PA ENT PI I. LS, to com inunieiite to you . t he ft,' lowing:Cure which has recently 'been • performed by them : --,-,An.-Acquaintalice of Mine, by the oleaKing out, of an old Yejt . e.real Complaint (attended , by a coMpliCatioh of disorders arising tlier.,:mml, wa'. reduced al .. titokit te.".a , •skeleton ;'awl although he had the bt,st Medical advice which could be o'.ltaing,d, and trieitit'varrerrof Patent Medicines, not hing.could„ he, procured ~) 4ich'eutgit to suit his case, or to do hint any service: tie reinLiined iii.tioust re_ ..diked and tp;tiaiilesituatitinfOr two years, unable rololl, w his professiUM: and scarcely-able to walk or even to ist.aint,.n . his ; itt fad, no one, who knew hinn ever supposed it pos.. Bible him. to rec Over. He was advised at l as t t o tr y your Leaks'; Pilfs ; lie did so, adhering' strially to the cllrtaionsi g,i yen wrill them., He had not takt.ri inure, than two. boXes , bctote he found sat alteration for the.bet,ter encouragedi to 'proceed, and by tak'ing a few boxes more he found ins appetite and strength gradually return, and 'hi now as: ..r.;:itny and stout as. any man 1. kbow, Yoe are welcome, re ter any. per of to me for a confirmation of the above it sb.. , uki its do, t hred. 1 am s:r, your obedient hurnble serv'aiit," Lioriry • • • -THO.S.')PI.II(DAY. 1' r..;,ared an,rl Sold by the Sole. Proprietor, • . ~• , , L o t . Member of the Royal Col ies , e Of Suigeons, .it his House, No. 9, New Bridke-stieet ; IVl,ere; Ire( a constant residence of more th)nTorty Years, prae.tux particularly dire fed to the Cure of Venereal. ' CirinpraMl,, and those ineni;lita) to the Paris of Gearra_. tion in hot;1 with that inviolable ster....cy which men. of his vrotession.shotild always observe, lie flatters !mu self, the ,advice and assistance he gratuitously adulinisters persons taking this Medicine, will be esteemed by adis corning Public, as an advantage seldotn to be obtained, and void of ambiguity.- . Also sold, by his Appointment, for the convenience 'o living at a distance, at the Perfumer's, No. is, St. Al: bap's-street, Tall-Mall.; the - To)shop, Nd. to 3, Oxford street ; Mr. DisborO"gli's, .No. 7, Fish-stieet-nill i : Mr., Baxter's, South . Bridge, Edinburgh ; Mr. Ni•Poilaid's„Glas.:' gow "Bull, Dame-street, 'Dublin ;..Mr: Billinge's,' Li. verp‘rok 04. Atkinson's, Manchester ; and by.cue-Persoril in every ,considerable.Towp in Greatßritain and ['eland; in retixes ot'enly zs, yd. each, sealed up.with full and plain di wherebY persons' of-e.thersex may cure themselves witu ease, speed, secrecy,:aod safety, • N. B. li,vcry Box sold in Great jiritain. is sealed rip with Stains, on which, .by favour of the coMmissioners, is , printed . at ..the Stamp=offiee, " Taylor, +o. 9, Ntuv Brid,:,e.streslti" to imitate winch is felony, ainiall.otiters•are counterfeits. FRENCH PAPERS. PARIS, OCT. o.—Generaruronet, cornManaing the 91h corps Of the Army of 'Spain, communicates; under date of the idtb i nst . th e arr i va l o f , a per Son, in. whom he can place conti.lence at Valladolid, from whom he'received the tollowiiig intelligence On the Stith the Prince,of. Essling arriveciat Co-imbra, . one, of the principal towns.: of Portugal,; situate halfway between Alweida and Lisbon. Aliet French'arniyhad alreadv.marehed forty leagues sitiCe it broke up from Almeida. The advanCed guard and flanking parties had several engagoinents with the Portugtiese regiments and the militia 3 , it. {tad takesi upwards of 2,500 prisbners, and disarmed several Portnguese . regiments. — On the 27th 'of September it fell in with the End- lish army, in a strong position, within a ddv's march of Coimbra, which it conceived impregnable. The English were attacked, turnekand closely pursued; they abandoned some of their sick and magazines? The result of the affair on the 27th, was 700 sOners, of whom 400 were English, and t << 0 pieces of English cannon. But what Was cf the army became . rn::Steis by t;lis it o:, the su perb positions the Mond, , go Jowl ) o f Coimbra, which . atrOrds great res.ows. otlice beaizing theelispatclies, conrain;ti the ti!,- 3 . events sub t •equent to the 2• - id) of Septe4ab!r, .was proceeding with the guard t brat e, , ,cur:d the prison- ers. The person trotn whom this ce 33 received left them at Visen. The army wits in excellent healr . h, and ab s undrnti ly Supplied with pravisioils. The wounded had been 5.".14t to Viseu, they were pi - M(11)311y those %Oh') s'riffered iri the 'afftir on the they scarcely amounted to 560 rm.n, inclthf,ingthe_sick. General D i ane+ proceeding to, Almeida, to p he conialcmcairon with that rat of algal in the rear-at the army.—(;:loni! cur Lette:A received frosn' the by the Eugene state, tliat.the Eu . gli4i joy p take) the He of Bnonaparte, forMerly the Isle of Bourbon. Colonel Saint Susanne, theGovernu . l this coloay, wamit.;. tacked on the 7th at July by 6,600 . Men, who landed at two ditrz..r , Art poin'ts.- Cut 611-* tram all communica tion with the Isle of France, he delenikd the Island as long .a 8 the enormous dis l noport , on of ihe re . spec tive farces would allow bins. -He rna ft.; an ha. nourableicapitulaiion: The Captain-General:Decaerf has ;!nt the of France in an excellent siate or cl...fenc:% The Na tional Guattis and the . erAvs of the , essefs htive te,k, l2 up at ins.• mike an attavk upon he , will be , vigo; - ously te-pnised. • flCTOBIH( 23. -- NEWS OF 3'l{E ARMIES IN SPAIN. CSTL EM4 DO RA. JULY.-1349re quilting iLe banks of the Gnadi ana, General. !ley mer, columanding thelecond corp of the army, caused an -attack 'in be made - on tin ene my's corps which was in the mountains of Xeres* de los Cabailerso. General Merie' . .wal charged with this expedition. He set out on the sth of July fr..m. Peria,'vvit h bis division and .11s e b t i gtu l e of hiragoons ‘ reral- Mari hiving -arrived near Salva tierra, lie intt‘the advanced guard of the enemy, : who at the sight of our troops took ,a position on a. woody mountain; triey wele iium - e'diately attacked, 'Overthrown, anTpursued to another position, .wkere, some other troops itiade resistano ; arid from- which, they: l44l e also. t gl:tase l 4. , I:lie.enetny,likewise :held and defended tw : , other ver4strong positions,which bur'Thiops Could only atta - cVliy defiling one by One, , anthby leaping over the' Milli, Beat notrbing stop the voltigeurs of the :21 and 3d regiments of light infantry. , All the Spa n Spanish troops, fo the umber of 8,000, then concentrated thernseltilibon the heights' near' Xeres de . los CabalLero:s - , -which :afforded,,p' o siti ons stilt more strong, and theapproach,to ;which ‘)'as extreinelY diffieult. rle ordered a halt, and dirate:l several diposiiio . tis' the view of turning :tile attention at the. enemy from the' point' w hie]) .he wished to attack ; but the ardour_ ot the voltigeurs oblikd him to h as t en his attack.,•, -2(l' and 411) reganevis of Light Infantry carried all,' the •positions,..a ith the bayonet ; and it) suite of a bi isk o h: Li on the part of 'the- Spaniards, they I werti precipitated froar the mountains in the greatest disorder. The regiment of the Princess, deistrou. 01'1 covering thor flight, tottned itself into a so r iare near the bridge of ttie Audilla. General Alarizy, who pursued it with 100 dragoons; charged it, wade 200 prisoners, and killed the rest: The enemy then dispersed themselves entirely; 'add 'fled in small troops in' all, dire Lions, vigorously pursued for seve- , rat leagues. • The regiments of the'Ptinces,, of the Union, and ; a battalion of Catalonians, which composed the best.l _troops of - this cotes, .were 1,11 a lly 'debt' oye ,l'lt e t ellen) ) had inure , than 12;000 killed, among, witutir I were some Officers of rank, and we have made '1,000! Prisoner..- Our loss 'only amounts to a feW Men: killed, and t weitty 7 seven.wOunded. •• .• • Generals Marizy, Sarrut, and - Graindorge, as well as the Chief of Baltalinn Ruts, of the 4th Light In fantry, and the Aide-de- Camp'ehevilly; particularly distinguished themselves in this affair. While .the enemy Was. thus• completely beaten t Xeres, General GaZan, 'of the .stli . oolpS, pursued upon the LOwer Guadiana the di t 'Sion of Ballasteros, ,and• drove it back upoh;Vortirgal. • At:Gus r.—The second corps,:of the at my,.!how ever, having crossed to the right bank of : the Tagus: to jx)Ln the army of POrtugal, the enemy had b, en . able :to re-unite aft forces' in; Estraniadura, and , ep aciug with. Portuguese suns u~ 13;s0 : Cattyo icoOffil a new. • I'i ~.-. ..0 - :e.t4.1.#, ,4‘, ~.,„4-„.„._ - L-t.-Qt- , , , ~...e, ,-4,1,,,.„,......., ~.k . .„: , ..., - -.4..„,J.. , :tc. cia-ciur,-.-Pv '4l''Ct -..i, ~.., . "=-- --•••=.-. .. , --e—,- . I•Tr. 7 .. :( . 4 . ... 'S:' om _, t • • ,41 ": le - , —l '' .,r .4"' IA ,•• • - .. 4 ' -' ---121 V. Vt . P:,,,,,4 - . . , ,4„ . ( ..$), •„, - ,-.: ' , i, „.„ • , . . . • ''. Cir " •t . , . . .. , , • I ;SIX! } NCL Hii,F.PENN V • fi doip:s dr I oor f e,obb infantry.; and ,t}oo cavalry, with whin .he had ConCeto proj ect of Fuitich- Tttedetit':rallif Dwrsion - Oirard was at this ii.l)e in Esrremadora. Informedorthe March of t!.c enemy , upon 13ienvenid a , on the' th of At/011,i jilt 11.1: . :relICti 1,1 - ert,'ti:,i upon that Foist, by:YiliaL; astc;:n 7 lied at thisthavement-, n psnded then - mai h, acid 1 - fionght only 01 (kJ: : idu ttkinit4ell'es. 'Their" drew 'op po sitiOrrs surrounded :20trel)ch41 nts , .1,;(i awaited the attack - , Oener'4l.Gkrard, made d....in0- Scratinris upon' t;)0 - ceotre, t - narClied to tilrn left, and e t ii,ier . serVed. their TWo'squad..ons ; - )t the .eneti~j► had the boldness to charie rigade Nhich. gave:them a ..i.0114 wirida pistol -shot i; and des!rOyed theiu us The , i la left tvas i;();:ti (5r • Oiler: . Attie sa'!ne tn::ibeiit the bi . iga,;;: - vanced, a n d with the iy:vhet.6i - ried thirt "of the ridge, ky hie!) wa de,feridect b 5,0i)0 sThe two 1:•oig;i:.1e - ,:now ltj,ami the vitiory was 717 . 1)t y made vain efforts tr co!er ot ; voltigoirs ''thein at 101 l oute bs:caine complete. ' as Therneiny Jost io iii alnir: 2 0 300 men kiiird J l or woilnded, and 700 Iris ; We t i ro ii him lour piece> of . canon, an of. pro vi•ion. 'Our loss' was 28 auto I.vouridedT the most slightly; ' '• G=nec .;ii-auvil and .131 - 4 et of the 34th regimen; ; Chiissera,ix, he . 4w h , of the-64;h; the Met honet of t e Bo'ta Moiniof, cOmmanding the 88th; G of t - he. 21st: Ch - asseurs; the Coiet ot i.:11011 the Vologetirs; Giiite, 'of' the 84111 - ;; Captain of th.• 10th hos ;' the Catitatn of Gretiadliers Alartio, Of the Goth; Adjutant Lefebre, of the 88th ; Andouarsl, 'i 4 tfiet':of engineers, and the Aid-de Camp Daroc- Tnesclop, flave . cleserved praises fur their good coo ' SiPrEmtiEtt.'--The English sent a division" or P..r -lugfltte troop to rttinfutee Romani - 1, and required thtit he should march forward. This ia*sistattc., and What 'he' could collea" of the . rethains of his troops; fo`rnied about 'l".?i,citio Men. - He put him , stll in march i n the b:ghttiliti,i of an.l advanced to the' defileS Anfalu tie occupied Arecena, Santa ()lad Aiunaste. rio, and Guadaledhal. ' . ' . airing his continuance in that quarter, otie of his divisions attacked, during four successive days, the' post of Cas'Ullo de los G.i.ti-w o s, and was constantly repulsed, losing there 15u nzett, . On the tith of September, 2,000 men marct.led upon Fuetlie Ovejunna, Wlp - 2re there. • were wocty-siX men of the 51st Regiment. 'Tis , dectchtnent liinght thirteen Hours ; at first at the otitrance of the village; -then in 'their ci,arirs; in the church, and 7at last in the' steeple; 'ad the - sold'ers chose rather to die than gurrender ; sot routided on all sktit-s they theLnsclves I;vitif theigreittest courage. The enemj , ye; fo ot hii troops; despairing to - vanquish wilt honour this handiul of inert; he fire id the telllg . ,'and the %Able' detachtuen , t v..as - about- 7 'to till 4 yto the flames, v‘ hen 'the appi - oacli of sotoe troops made the enemy take and spited it. It had l o S t O ne-h il t of cthtiigeous in the mean time the iilarshal D a ilv 13altuatia asseinbied at E! Iteittlito the 5 th t : C. 4 )4lll , o' e the, Imatrr the ol der, o f Dut e Ce ,Trcviso, ',PA , • .ri `T6i 4 the puti c of bat::; the' etiomy t i t i o t h e lower Is of •;!:str-,.ritatiora. 4he; ccoralpglj;, iliiscOrps of -tsheartuy;, alter htiving ch:Sed t ''mops Which Were.in its• ?runt 'at Sawa ();aila gild ivlctua;te;iti, arrived on the mornitig of t Z - ) ii B,ttettiber, near Fuenie.. de tames, v.,;,ere toe euetoy:s• ca -1.46A1ry; tO rP ri&mb::‘r of cc..).ttpl;ying l on. : ithoUsal.o to matie stOn t l, oppt,: , ,e• I!:isit,ze. Genera; (keit the e‘itt;ilry; ie,:trived orders to ai"ck the' eitem f his div:Siq,o. Every thmg was over! in own, in,d put 'to the touted 500 cavalry, among v. hotel was .h is Colonel of the regiment of, the Infanta, and a irr - at number of OilicerS, were' Inade pri•oti-r4. Sot pieces of -,- lig,tt:ttitillery were alsti ttiken• with their drab l,t horse' and caissons 5 Itteebeirry left a gre'lr. minto,r, l.tilc.l upon the spot,':ind• ffteir wotti;deti very cbtt3:tierAle. Itad.elgitt iU woilialed. • * ' ' I l k; eiii,my precipitated his retr('-!at ; - 'his l ecin.4(4- tiation.was i:otnplete, and , he losi a srr.tl Inat* by desertion. On the I ?ft.ll the I.Yrke of Tr - QvNv ;wit* already at Zatra, • and was cbntinoing iris opera retonnoitring par,ies had pushed' on as far as , F,:.trne dui' Maestro. • , . • . • ' A&DsILUSIA . Ar GLTS‘T.---7Proviaiops • beaolillag , crore and p)Or. Icarc:..! in C4iz, the: besiego have made. a new . 't4ircjrt to re-Victual the plaee,•arief ic.) operate, it puS ! Sib;e, a diversion on tl,e Rio Tinto. On tire 2411 cit AUgtiq, Nl Lascy landed, a acrd of 500 D oleo tom between oguer and the,Tower of 0r0,.4nd marched immediately against the Duke. of Arem 13'rg.,. Vvho.occupied• Mogner will: .200 tior.senfen-of' his repnent. pnring this m ovement, C opons with 1509 men Marched:from the fr,outiers of and tnarcibed•r,:pial upon the Rio Tinto,.to cut 4.4 - f ! the retreat of the Duke of 'Areowerg. Attacked : by a superior force, the Duke of Areinb',.'rg n-twith standing supported the combat ,with success (luting - the whole day,..and in the evening took up a , . posi,- I,ion -at Villarasa, v.Vithout suffering his li'urio• to • be'broken.. "01) the 25tt) I,e , continued his re treat Sin Luear Mayor . , . . the.enerriy daring Is) ,op. pose ; it. .Some'detachtnents from the 54 copps j Jiteia the small cvlurnn.of the. DLlke of Arealberi• ) (Nut - Jw 3 ~ g~ ~!LC Sot COO' , g Hin ,racier ate lc or ,Ter z ct:. iking iron' ) , w 34 -er of int` boolb=. c!,: eke" , , }i;re d . t lb°• the tj)e" I i S. n at' Coil , ' tri C} t ile) ate. trjo t' ,4 ,d t else , 1)01. ving wito t wo :ive' l ye'. do* a fojl bre' Cl to ;tl,'s i it l S -113 vo id. )iCIC - . 0, 0 I °'